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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

N OTLCE.

NOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN TiihT Arril-
N CATION for patents for Town Lots. bh
apning at . post marked No. J, ST corntr
.t tlo Town Of Bristol. Thence U minersl
monument No. bears & 7zh degrees ; e, ,5N
feet; y mineral monument No. standing At
tho northoa1t corner Of sixth and sllin p,IU,u,
in the Town Of bristol, boArs N 60% desr.tsN
1860 feet.
port marked No. q, corner Town of Driht6iy
ihepce, zd course, n l9h degrees ?,G0 ftet
to post marked No. 8, NV corner Town Of Brif.
toll thence, sd cOnrse, N ION degrees 2,ttI
feet to post marked No. 4, NE corner Town %
bristol; and thence, 4th courso,B loB degttea
2,54C Zee 20 post No. 1 tho piece OF beglnn,nt .
containing one hundred .nd si.tyAores, ard t,s
ing the TownBite Of Bristol Lincoln County
stste OF Noysda must be Ia ads TO the rIdtt
signed on or before tho 1lth day Of febTnsif
A. d. 1894 ,or be forever barred. See Copiriiu
Laws Of the State Of NevAda, y. Alb. xoa.
section 1850, sct sppro we'd February 10th, ~
Application must DO nlsd with A. j. BIAS
Bristol, Nevada.
suli.At n srs Of zswnass Of ssi
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Qaeeu Victoria has received fortune
N $1,000 coo ,nrolgt .he drl,h u Wis.
Hcathcnte !, Hi'hoa ~, he TIipr N.
,-sra-a-srd -w1ltsy, NJ !. ~ Z. ss.,7..ss.
Thus fxf ne wife of Secretary Lamar
has renamed in such sstie: 7eclusiou that
the Secretary is base twisled by Nash-
iugson friends with hayug 'warrieA a
myth"
Mrs Msgy C-toru OF Wster street,
Boston, is the oldes. living sesiden. OF tint
city, having passed ,ho oae huudrcath
anniversary OF hcv bisth on the tnlrtyol
last mouth.
Mre. Quincy A Si'sw OF Boston has
e>pende! up~ards OF $50, 900 in the es-
tablishmeut oi knderSarttns aud seven
day schools have spsutr'up through her
efforts.
Frank H.scook, the Is% Senator rom
New York, has the reputation Of hing
the laz,e.t man III th6 House Of E.pre-
stntttiNts. nv "aA a's tahp ttLV Nl'~A-t
to brush a hy oif HI, nose, lie wi'i ind
no ii'e, on the slick sss'l-men with ~hom
he will associate hereafter.
An American club has been ,stab-
lishei in Madrid 1t is opeu to all raw
eliug Americans in Spain as visitors, be.
ing supported by The Residents ION the
United S,stes. It. 'preia'ties aIp ar to
be files Of the American newspapers and
bluegrass whisky, and it promises we'll.
GeA Sir Dsdytrs.Buller, who wa sent
ssi Bftish military agent tq county
Kerry Ireland, having sided With the
uniorhunate tenants, has heen Questioned
by Michsel Ilicks-Bcach. General
Bullet. who ID brave and brdsque sol
Iisr reiusss to say anything to Sir
mi,Ls. !, a-safN ~ 'hc strs"irs tfn.
ants are right Hence the attack on the
General by the British Tory journals,
The Oldest United State Senator ia
Justin S Morr,il Of Nermant, who in
April leSt will have completed his 9Th
year. lie entered public lite III the 3ijh
Congress. Xix years before Judge Kelley,
"fathei" OF the present houe. Mornll,
in personal APPEARANCE, resembles Cha+,
Sunnrr Hr has a most wonderful mem
ory tor facts, figures, faces aud names
The Ohio penittn tary suuk - 900
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a. u. 1883. between tho hours of9 A. N. aud 5
, NJ of that day, at the location Of said May.
lower, Obi, and Comet miueH. In Bristol dinlag
District, Township Of Dsltol. In Lincoln
County, state of Nevada will sell at public
auction all the above described pronerty to tho
hi9he,t and best bidder, IN United -tatss gpld
coin, to sstisiy ssid Judgments and decree. md
all costa and aecrulng ousts in United states
gold coin.
osted Pioche, Nevais, Saturday tho Twenty.
'ghth day ofApril, A, D. 1885.
.w.RoRDEN,
constable Of Pioche Townahip, Lincoln County.
state OF Nevsds. sls.t1
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Foe gsili-Heais. Eettrr.HeRds, Cnrds
Vuauhcrs. and all kinda OF Job Print-
.us, sithsr Fancy OF Plain apply ts
tb- Rncara DitEs.
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sLEaAL,.


pS VIRTUE OF An EyrocTioN tsselb
~ gu. Of the SiAth Judi,ial Distinct court
la and for the County OF L.Eacln. Sta t OF Ne
vada, aud to me directed aud del,vetel fots
lneGtneht rendered IN said ooGrs On the INer-
tieth day Of January, A. d 1Sea, IN faycrct a..
Flair and akslust the brlstoi siiy.l Mining
company, ior tho snni OF Mneievn tlundtec
Thirteen md 4Sl0r al ,olj ssl Joiurs debt, 10.
eather With sts7a dcll,rt, lax costs, aad oil sc.
trsins costs aaG lntarcst,l have lcYiee On th-
following property ,tu-st;
lsttam rciier with sttgehHclts, AZ barrel
rrN'7nd temont, p&ir bullion acnes, NIL 81
)slle'y screen, naaA Of sodium, ~ sruri black
ltad t'lrihIth, pair oruriui1 toued : lut-
h"u f''lds, Q assay mufief,t button Mni6e, I.
ifon il1rtaIf ard roatles, six luichsi!vtrh.t,l
ncnpol no,ca. . assay tcnas. loss hSaGs,
slots. wood vletlbsrrow. 2feiorts, | length
gahs pipe, smosestsck about 90 fpet lorg,
cast.iron resort front, I monkey Srencbet,
| Anls'l sledgcs, l aAnd-sS,2 v pine Nrnches,
grinistone, edE, Q plunes, spirit level, 20
pouna1iron washers, y sugers, II plaiks atld
inches, lsfeet long, 2squAroh, iron ' heelfav. .
| row, anvil, 81 blacksmith tools with handles
s patent screw plates, IL pairs Blacksmith
tonga, 2s pieces OF thinkers Gas inclos, ~ riSces
9S0 inches, pieces eXS inches, L. pieces nys
II pieuos2 Is pieces 9ylG,7 rs pieces sIl0. g
pieces AT, 30 pieces ~, So pieces inch rla'i
30 pioces sxt, II pieles +s6, pieces 6R5. L
9EG N'Sais 70 ! 'sss S.A sse 'sf sssf4si,,,,
feet, more ,r lsss, iWNiSIN;S iiscos tiai.
| hUr luSia inches, 20 ttrt long; IL li,oes p,snh
! Notice is hereby given that on
Friday. the Second day OF I.trnnr:.,
| 4. o, 1883, at IL O'Clock H. of that dhy, Viii
sell all the right 'itlo and interest OF s,d IIis-
| tol Silver Mining Company In lnd To the above
described property, at the Bristol S!iNcr Mir
luH COnpany's mill, IN ljpceln county, Nevada,
At public auction, for cash IL. hand 10 the
highest aud best bidder, to satisfy said caecu.
iion md all costs.
| ia91ti o. HMERNO0p, Rher,T.
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Sherif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE oTAN ORDrR or aAlMIssufp
IL Gus Of tho tAti Judicial Dietrict Court, IL
'.ld for the County VI Lincoln, Strtt Cf NttLua,
ana to Int objected ard delivered, itr tucg.
n1it renntIoa IN bRli Court on the ., h day q
Augutt, a. u. ltsJ, IN iGyor Of Archie Moquaig.
plantiii nn9 against tho Mnyhcsgr silver
Arthg Comphn, md the MtyiloWr Mine aud
hiiuivR claim, Defendants, tni tlc sun CT seven
huntrrd ahd tix l.jUu 1900 I i,l0l, gola le!r
Lutlar1 it 1T, together with Heygni! ,siGlhellain
'sX c0s.s, AKA all acruln6 costs and ,otaest,(
haze levied on the ipllDNiDg pIopuriy, to wit'
Tht,t certain miIl OF mining uAln huown hh
and cslIel by the uanuuf tho MuyicNtt hins
ana Aiming Claim situate, .ing md icing in
bristol MininG District, Lincoln County
STATE Of NevldA, and duly recorded In tho MIN
inr Records Of faid Mining Distriat. oontsining
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge or Lode
together with the Lppurtunancen thereto belong
my, and al tho rights Lnd privileges peItriri
Thereto.
Notice is hereby given that on ...
saturday, the 9th day Of Uoiohorr
A, y. 1888, nt 10 o clock n. Of that dsy. vii
sell all the right, tide and Interest Of sad May.
flower silver Mining Company IN aid to th,
shove described property, and the sud hhy.
flower Mime and Mining claim. at tho mont door
ui the Court i ouse III pioaha, Lincoln county
stttr OF Nevada, At lIblir auction, iDr carh IL.
hard to the highest and best bidder. to satisfy
said i,,dgmeni sid decree md all cObtr, aba oil
costs that nity accrue.
sel6-td. y. .f. bHEliWoobt shsiip'
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N,aSltt B-1,h ~, = lnllsilci intorsstil pos
ssss5r! o..ini to tiJl forty acres Of land In Con
dor Canyon 10 mites sJu'A 1f Pioche, on iin5
Vi N . u 4, ana iinprl ytEflts cdns!AtlnC o.
ton t.alA quartz mill.
fun per cent. ,-,.................s... iu W
iut ......,.................. .....tllo "
r. J.O5BUSSE,
District or Prosecuting Attorney for Lincoln
CIpnts
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mn more money than at anything else by
WIN taxing an agency for tia beat selling
Hill book ont. Bsgialots succeed Rrsnily.
None fail. Terms frec. HALLuIr BooE
Co.. Portland. Maine.
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NOTICE OF SUIT ComMENCED.


STATE OF NEVADA, Oouyry or LnooLN,
DIsrRcT ON PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OYsIck.
To the following named defendants. and 70
ali owners or ciaimAnts to the real estate and
Improvement, thereon. or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter deserieod
slt nate, lying and being N the County oil La
co.n state OF Nevada. known Or unknown, You
are hereby notified that suit haa Loon CON.
ni-nje III the Justice Court, Fiochs NOwnstip.
"a aud tor Lincoln county, etatc Of Eovsla. by
lie state OF Nevsih, IaiotiG, against escn
VI the defendants hereinafter Esiaed,
Aud Gsch VI the following d acribcd
tGae,s or parcels OF iani, With tAc iu-
ptuysinsnts thereon and improvements whom
sapari.ely as-es- ID, aud oil owners and elaIll-
aul % ~ sane, EAOUn or unknown, 10 recover tlc
"a, ani delinquency insesseu 10 6Sid defendant
4sttust said ptaplry FOR tho fiscal Jear COM
l-su s.ug January J, 1888. aud ending Decem-
Der 10. 1853, anu tAat sllnlnons haa ooeh July
tssnod H. said case AID you ale further notihed
thl;ul'1ss you appear and ansvc, the com
plant alel and shos cause or before the
-jeI dag uf hecemb,r, 1850, judg nent Will %
taken az lnsl you, and the real estate and i'm.
prpFemants hereinafter described for the anount
pi taGss snd delinquency sbeoined and costs oil
suit.
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Claie " Tee simple tl1a % | les sua igr
-r1vemfHis on Me4l,w Valley siisoj; los 10,
hl, l. 10 .sl4 l1.s Ja Mss4rg gailry IRE 4
lots II nd Is bi,aI Is; sl,y 8 inrrtst IN l,t
on d-idp~ Vale str rt; int y blnce p, ia,
$50 "a p n.ity 3 iU9 aiy 81 total sj,2G
Drew J,mes-teu rlupls title u lot ans
Improvement. IN McIanuon straet: lot %
BLOCK 2j, tax 81 ~, penslty licts, GiS 81, to.al
IS -
tortman johu state Office staple title los
lots ard improvements on lla,r Algil street
lots .6. u aDt .S block 3. tax 81 50. penalty
lse.s, s4v s.; ts.4. S. %.
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aISGEhl,ANEOus.
SheriG's Sale.

siN N!sTUE OF AN fScCurIoN ISSUED
~ ol.oi tLe Sixth judicial District 0ourt,
III and for the Count! ct iih0olr, GtA,a Of Ne
vs.'.. and to me directed and delivered, fer 4
ladlmen rendeSed Ii, ssid Court. on tne TveG.
ths STATE of nevada, plaintiff, ana against tho
sristol s,ivar Mining Company snd siso the
nal ssssto and improvements hsrsinAftsr de
acrihel, Defendants. for ths sum Of One Thou.
and Highty.three aud illoo Ices il-toll
lollsrs, tax and delinquency, toSetber with
forty-four Ind 50-lu0 l$4s Sllv0l dollars. tax
eoass, ard al Accrring costs, have levied on
ne following property. to wit.
Poss-saory r,aini to one hrnirel and SIXTY
7 itti acres OF land, about ono ~ milo north
sciste) and imprpyaflants theesor, n9aAs
Blacksmith rhoA, dwelling .hou4e, reslsIiGpt
and Nice. s'able aui housp, hnlstius. Uorhs
ana stable AZ MaydoTel nine, Ghloridiue rnr-
race al mill. and ono psir Fairbiuhs sosIt8 lin
itp1oiG county, STATE Of SevsaG.
ot'eeis hereby gwen tha5 On
Monday, :se 9th Day II october.
A. il 1884. between The hours @! q O'Clock in tho
iaJTning and O'clock IN the nt:0 'noUn. namely,
81 y o'clec9 M. Ut said day, will sell al lha
iisht, titia aud interest ut SAID Bristol silyer
Miaing Company N snd to the above described
property, and the smallest amount or parcel OF
said property to satisfy said above sum o.
II ,l2l oJ.lO0t tax delinquency, costs and ateru.
irs costs. at the front door OF The ocauty nouit'
houss, at Phoebe, County nf Lincoln, state o.
Nevada, st public auction, for cash IN hand, u
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
execution ana all costs.
Aepetd, O.P. GREENWOOD. Sheriff.
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Testing Car COuplers.

Safety couplers for the use of freight
trains have been invented by the hundred
but none of them has ever been adopted in
anything like a general way. To be of prac-
teal use some one device must be accepted
generally. and the weighty task of selecting
system is now in the hands of a committee
representing &c, 900 miles of road.
Experiments have been made in the yards
on Avenue A with dozen of the best devices,
including what are known as the Janney,
McKeen, Thurmond, Helm. Bowling, Barnes,
Browning, Titus, Bessinger. United States.
and Perry patents, aud still further tests will
be made at Watervliet Arsenal at Troy to
find out the durability and strength of the
various couplers. This was determined up.
on at meeting of the committee held at the
Gisey House on Thursday night
A letter from Railroad Commissioner
Coffin was read at the meeting urging the use
of safety couplers, and stating that the old
fashioned link and pin are dangerous to life
and limb that over $50 brakemen are killed
every year while coupling cara, and
thousands are crippled or seriously injured.
Vice-President Shinn of the New York and
New England; A. G. Darwin of the Strong
Locomotive Works; James Mehan, Superin.
tendent Of Motive Power on the Erla,g I
sy stem of railroads; +. NJ. Wilder, ex Super.
intendent of machinery for the New York
Lake Erie and Western; Reuben Wells, OF
the Rogers Locomotive Works; Superinten.
dents Haynes. of the Missouri Pacific, and
Small, of the Northern Pacific, and Superin
tendent of Machinery Chapman, of the roads
of the Huntington system, make up the com.
mittee,-N Y. Times
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tells them it is best for the child. The time
was when too many parents wanted their
children promoted whether they were pre-
pared or not. Now many ask and not few
urge that their children be thorough in their
work first and advanced to the next grade A.
terward. So far has this been carried in the
first class of the grammar school, that pupils
Who have been admitted to the ubjunior
class of the high school with good
grades, have returned to review the common
school branches again. In many instances
parents have requested that their children
omit the final tests and continue in the same
grade another year. Earnestly insisting that
the work shall be thoroughly done, has taken
the place of the craze for promotion without
regard to fitness.
The plan adopted by this city is verv
sensible and commends itself to every one
who has an acquaintance with our schools
and not until similar measures are adopt.
ed in all schools will there be proper
check placed upon indiscrimlnate or IN.
qualified promotion.
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Slaves in Mexico.
BONDAGE IN WHICH THE PEoNs ARE HELD By
fraudulent MASTERS.

good deal has been told and written of
the cruelties in sabterranean Siberia, but
very much doubt if the situation of any con-
vict chained in an underground gallery il.
nearly as appalling as that0o hundreds and
hundreds of the Mexican peon slaves toiling
within days journey of the land of the
free. l do not say that this is true of all
mines; at many of them, and particularly
those owned by American or English compa
Dies, the management is humane and
admirable in every particular, but it is true
of some In these it is no unusual thing
for peon to be murdered by some
cruel taskmaster. in plain sight of his wife,
who works by his side, hears his dying
shrek, and is powerless to raise her hand to
save. This is no fancy picture, but a dread
full and repeated reality. 1t is surprising how
little OF this is known, but it is surprising
how little is known in general of interior
Mexico. There are thousands of square
miles where peonage is sacred institution
and white man" is as great a curiosity as
hippoRraf or a unicorn would be. There
whole families are grinding away at debts
they had no more to do with than with the
deluge. Som. ancestor they never saw or
heard of drank too much mescal one day, or
lost few dollars at monte, or was tempted
to buy gilded sombrero on credit, and the
mischief was done. That they live in the
darkest sort of ignorance and misery goes
without saying, else some fne morning they
would simply quit being poems and all the
powers that be, at least in Mexico, could
not re-establish the old regime. - Inter-
Mountain
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Not many weeks ago, Catholic priest
residing in Worcester, in letter upon the
labor question, charged much of the mis-
fortune and suffering Of the workmen, to
liquor. MIR. Powderly in his speech be
fore the Knights of Labor at Boston, Sat-
urday. took nearly the same ground, as
sorting that though the constituencies EN-
ployer may be a hard master to be over
come, yet strong drink is tyrant from
whom the wage Gamers of this country
must tree themselves if they ever succeed
in improving their social condition. As
we said before. there is much more reason
in this view of the situation than is readi-
ly admitted; and when friend to labor
ers, like Mr.. Powderly, so urgently
presses the matter home upon them, there
is still greater probability of the immensi-
ty of this evil The order Is to be con-
graduated more than ever, in having a
man at its head, who so thoroughly under
stands the causes which make the lives OF
many workmen miserable and who 80 faith
fully seeks to eradicate them. His words
should be given due consideration.
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MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting of the Society win be held at
the Cleveland Recitation Room, Massachusetts
Hall. Brunswick. Me-, Tuesday. 2lst June, 1882.
A. n. H. W. BRYANT,
Recording Secretary.
juneltdIw
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State News.
FRANKLIN.

FARMINGTON.-Our correspondent writes,
June ID: The Baptist society elected the fol-
lowing trustees for their new and elegant
church: Richard II. Norton, Fred C. Perkins,
Alvin S. Riggs, Charles E Wheeler and
William II. Pesrson.-Mr. A. B. Dolbier has
purchased three fine horses at cost of 5000
A sermon WAS preached Sunday to the
graduating class of +. S. N. S. by Rev. Her
bert Tilden.
NEwCAsrLE.-O Our correspondent writes
June 10 The delegates to the County Con
ference in Rockland from the Congregational
church in this town were, besides the pastor.
Rev. c. ID. Crane, Mrs. Thomas C. Kennedy
and Mrs Nathaniel Bryant.-Rev. Mr..
Parshley, having accepted call to the Bap-
fist church in Damariscotta, will take charge
OF his pastorate the first Sunday in July
June 9th fire broke out at Mr.. Sykes resi-
dence but it was soon put out and no serious
harm resulted.-On Saturday. June l3, a
more disastrous FIRE took place, resulting in
the total destruction of house and barn
owned by Mr. Nathaniel Bryant. The honse
was at the time occupied by two families BY
the names of Gore and Cunningham. One
gentleman lost two double harnesses and
about ton and a half of hay. Also large
amount of provisions was burned which one
of the families had just put in. The fire
caught in the barn and was well under way
when the engines arrived. Had the wind
been in another quarter number Of dwellings
would have been sure victims of the con-
fagration. The loss to Mr.. Bryant is esti
mated at about S4O0.-Miss Jessie Cate has
gone to the city to attend commencement at
the Conservatory of Music where she has
been pupil, and also intending to be present
at the Andover Commencement
Chapman of Bowdoin will deliver the bacca
laurate sermon to the class of 81 of Lincoln
Academy in the Congregational church the
evening of June 80, and graduation will take
pluce in the same house the next morning,
July IAN out-of-door concert was given
at the band stand in front of the Baptist
church on June 6, by the band. There are
rumors of a concert in the hall soon.-Mrs.
Capt. John Bsrstow, Mrs. George Weeks
and daughter Marion are in New York.
ALNA.-Our correspondent writes, June Is
All the crops are in fine condition owing to
the late rains. The outlook for the hay crop
is the best for years.-Mr. Frank Palmer has
taken charge of Haynes steam mill at Wis.
casset leaving his mill ar Head Tide with his
mill men.-One of the lighters went to Bath
last week with timber and tree. nails from E.
G Baker. No. New Castle to Goss & Sawyer,
Bsth.-R Y. Given found one of his oxen
choking and in an attempt to free him cut q
cash in the animals knee and then tainted
away himself.-Mr j. +. Jones who gradu
ated from Newton Theological Institute last
week and family arrived at his home Saturday
to spend few weeks before going to Penob-
scot, Me-, as pastor of the Baptist church of
that place.
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On account of the differences in the
opinions held by the President and the
majority of the democrats in Congress on
the tariff question. there is reason to be-
lieve that an extra session will not be
called this fall. 1t is probably the policy
of the President TO harmonize the ele-
ments of his party and make sure of his
re election before he pushes any impor-
tant question onto Congress.
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The bolt from the republican ranks
which the democrats have prophesied at
the election of VIM. f. Chandler to the
U. s. Senate from New Hampshire will
probably be measured by the enormous
number of six disaffected members of the
House. Mr.. Chandler possesses prac-
teal knowledge Of the navy department
at Washington and the democrats don't
want him there; this is the secret of the
whole matter.
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George and McGlynn have announced
their infusion of standing for the New
York State Senate at the next election.
II they can boom themselves sufficiently
by successfully duping their followers they
may get there.
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A Total Eclipse

of all other medicines by Dr. r. v. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" is approaching.
Unrivalled in bilious disorders, impure blood,
of the lungs. junel3WS&wlwnr
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Gully &eunebsf aonrnal.
Aa1usta. Wednesday Morning, June 10.

We have failed to notice any expressions
of sympathy for those spectators who
were involved in the collapse of the coffee
corner.